Scaling multi-tenant apps using the Django ORM and Postgres (Sai Srirampur)

In the real-world there are 10000s of B2B companies. Their app-stack fits the multi-tenant model - each tenant(customer) deals with it’s own data. It is super critical to build scalable applications which gives the company leeway to grow as more customers get on-boarded. Let’s learn how to do that!
Presentation page -- 2018.pycon.ca/talks/talk-A-9014

[@ShwetabhKumar]

Very clear and informative presentation. Thanks for sharing.

[@pankajrathore9599]

Hey, Everything is good, but can you please share any demo project.

[@SajjadManal]

Precise and informative. Thanks.

[@radoslawszwarc7577]

I don't think the option 3 (recommended) by the presented is the best way forward. It is error prone, risky, customers data is mixed together, does not allow to have customer specific deviation / logic.

[@venkat330]

I guess Option 2 is better when compared with 3.

[@stej2248]

Tq, I have doubt. How can we use json data for tenants instead of tenant model which is declared in settings (TENANT_MODEL)

[@NwaforLivinusAnayo]

Nicely explained, thanks

[@softservemedia6543]

Great presentation thank you indeed. I note that ForeignKey statements need to be adjusted with django_multitenant ... what about ManyToMany statements?

[@nabeelahmed2574]

It's possible to add 2 different subdomain for same tenant??

[@vineethgupta2944]

very informative presentation.And can we use it with Mysql ??

[@seandenny6430]

Yes

[@rookie_racer]

Since Django abstracts the DB layer this will work with any Django supported DB